Dustily leather bound book is most prominent on the nose for this first tasting. Been really looking to try this and am intrigued. Going deeper, I can get a whiff of ethanol that is not overbearing. Charred oak comes through on the palate with hind of cinnamon, brown sugar, vanilla and maple. Mouthfeel is coating and welcome. Nice warm heat on the finish with is medium in length. This is a good dram and reminds me Bookers in a slightly different way. More complex and intriguing and I can’t seem to place all that is going on. I really love the nose on this and how smooth it is to drink. Definitely one that I will hold on to and enjoy in between booker releases.